AROIC Paint Pens Paint Markers, 16 colors Oil-Based Waterproof Painting Marker Pen Set On Rock, Wood, Fabric, Metal, Plastic, Glass, Canvas, Mugs, Waterproof, DIY Craft and More

Update: I bought a little crafty “how many books I’ve read this year“ sign that you snapped together, and then the little numbers that hang on the front of it are made of chips of wood. Unfortunately, they were white on pink, and so you couldn’t actually read how many books I’ve read. I pulled out the markers, found a green that would work with the little faux storefront, and then spent time repainting all of the numbers. The chisel tip was sharp enough to get the thinner parts of the numbers, although it took me a little getting used to to make them thin enough. My first two numbers weren’t quite as good, but after that, I got in the rhythm. It didn’t take me long, and I am so delighted with the result. Photos attached of the repainted numbers. I bought these on a whim to use for decorating some wood and I like how they work. I’m definitely not an artist, but they seem to paint pretty well. Good colors, good price.

Excellent pens that seem to be as waterproof as claimed. I used them to draw on stones which are kept outside. For added waterproofing, just in case, I also used varnish. It's not clear if the varnish kept the colors on the stones from fading or if it was the quality of the paint but it seems the tandem effect is the colors are still brilliant, even after so much rain this summer. Highly recommend.

This is this first time I've ever seen or used a paint pen. I chose enamel because this is going to be outside in the elements. I cannot tell you if that was a good choice or not it's too early to tell but I can tell you a few other things you might find useful. If you are looking for a specific color as I was you can look at the product information where they list all the colors and say there! That's the one I need! The problem is when you get the pens they are all together in a box, each individual pen is wrapped in cellophane and the ONLY way you can tell one color from another is the lid on the pen which is supposedly the color of the pen itself. If you lay all of the similar colored pens out on the table in front of you, you realize several of the pens caps look very VERY close to each other, So much so that it is nearly impossible to tell one shade of brown or grey or green from another. Why they don't list the color of each pen on the pen itself is beyond me, but there is another problem. I don't know if it is a characteristic of all enamel paint pens but don't try unwrapping a pen and marking on a piece of paper to gauge the color because I can tell you right now it is going to look different on whatever material you plan to use it on. Hopefully you can find a hidden area on whatever material you plan to paint or have an identical piece of the same material you don't plan to use because that is the only way you are going to know what it will look like. And wait for it to dry as well. It dries very quickly though. With that said it appears to be quality paint. Just remember you cannot go by the color of that pen cap. It may be accurate to a point but you need to label each pen yourself with a name because if you need touchup later on whatever you did you're going to open that box later and go "uh oh, which one was it?"

The paint markers are working nicely. They work nicely on my crafts. I am happy with the color selection.

Very nice oil base paint markers

These oil based Markers were great! They have a realistic color palette and glide with perfection. They allow you to flow with creativity. I would recommend to True Artists 🧑‍🎨

I was disappointed in the quality. I would not order them again. I had to give the rocks two coats to cover. Some of the pens leaked. By then some of the pens were empty or almost empty. The rocks did not have the glossy finish like my other painted rocks had (by another product).

Really good paint pens

Assez bonne qualité et durable

Highly recommended

Very happy with the service and product. Thank you

This is my second time purchasing Aroic Acrylic Markers. These markers are great for arts ‘n’ crafts, especially DIY mugs. These oil-based markers are easy to use and found them less messy than the water-based ones. I made mugs for friends as gifts and they all love the colour purple. Coincidentally (and unfortunately), the purples in this pack aren’t true to colour. The grape purple is actually a very light purple, which almost matches the actual labeled light purple. That is the only downside to this pack- a lot of the colours do not match the lid colour. There were a few almost translucent colours as well, such as the silver, gold, and one of the purples. Putting that aside, I still love these markers as they worked great for my mugs. The colours deepened slightly once I cured the mugs in the oven too, which helped. After curing in the oven, the paint did not chip off and have been very durable. The quality of these markers are really good. Dispute the colours being off, I would buy them again.

I love that they came in a 48 pack, all different colours in an oil base that will not wear off of most surfaces. I used a few of them to restore an old toy from the 60's and it looks just as good as when it was originally purchased. I did want them for rock painting, but would not recommend them for young children as they are oil based and take a while to dry, plus you would not be able to wash out of clothes (and hands) very easily without turpentine.